Glover Garden
A group of Western-style mansions built on a hill overlooking Nagasaki Harbor. Immerse yourself in exotic charm at this World Heritage site home to Japan's oldest wooden Western-style building.
Glover Garden is a tourist attraction featuring Western-style mansions of foreign merchants who lived in Nagasaki from the late Edo period through the Meiji era. The former Glover Residence, Japan's oldest wooden Western-style building, is registered as a World Heritage site, and visitors can enjoy spectacular scenery overlooking Nagasaki Harbor alongside spaces filled with exotic charm. Two Heart Stones are hidden within the garden, and legend has it that finding them brings blessings in matters of love. The site is also known as the birthplace of Puccini's opera 'Madame Butterfly,' making it a spot where you can immerse yourself in historical romance.
Access
7 minutes on foot from Oura Cathedral Tram Stop
Hours
8:00〜18:00（季節により変動）
Budget
620円
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